now I would assume that a G adapter with a N router = nothing better than a G connection with no more range... I assume this because it seems to make sence..
however
The local PC shop has now sold two people G adapters and assured them that they will benefit from better range (nothing was said about speed) than if it was just a G / G setup...
ie a G adapter gets better range with you have a N router... compared to jsut having a G router
This sounds like crap.. but I'd assume a should would not lie.. and I'd hate to be telling hist customers he lied when there was some point I was missing...
is he right? or does common sence provail
however
The local PC shop has now sold two people G adapters and assured them that they will benefit from better range (nothing was said about speed) than if it was just a G / G setup...
ie a G adapter gets better range with you have a N router... compared to jsut having a G router
This sounds like crap.. but I'd assume a should would not lie.. and I'd hate to be telling hist customers he lied when there was some point I was missing...
is he right? or does common sence provail